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Originally Posted by cakesbyamber
but I can't believe that she called you about the cake today when she just got married yesterday! Shouldn't she be doing newlywed things? .
but I can't believe that she called you about the cake today when she just got married yesterday! Shouldn't she be doing newlywed things? .
I know what you're saying but just think if she called 2-3 weeks later. Then we'll complain she took so long. I know some people have in their contract that any issues of the cake must be brought to attention within 24-48 hours.
deMuralist
Posted 9 Aug 2010 , 2:18am
post #33 of 38
we did our honeymoon 6 months after the wedding, that way I could plan each one separately.
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Originally Posted by Tug
I know what you're saying but just think if she called 2-3 weeks later. Then we'll complain she took so long. I know some people have in their contract that any issues of the cake must be brought to attention within 24-48 hours.
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Originally Posted by cakesbyamber
but I can't believe that she called you about the cake today when she just got married yesterday! Shouldn't she be doing newlywed things? .
but I can't believe that she called you about the cake today when she just got married yesterday! Shouldn't she be doing newlywed things? .
I know what you're saying but just think if she called 2-3 weeks later. Then we'll complain she took so long. I know some people have in their contract that any issues of the cake must be brought to attention within 24-48 hours.
Many brides leave on Mondays in my area for Saturday weddings. I think its just less exhausting and they probably get better deals from the airlines, etc.
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Originally Posted by mbark
loriemoms, did she accept the $100 to resolve it?
loriemoms, did she accept the $100 to resolve it?
Yes, she accepted it...and it is all resolved! She did tell me many guest told her it was the best tasting wedding cake they ever had... So I think she walked away fairly happy.
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